Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-19
GEO. III. BLAKE, Publisher.


How 20 Read
"After reading an article or item
OF information from amy reliable
source. before turning your attention
to other things give two az three min.
utes at quiet Thought to che subject
that has just been presented to your
mind see how much YOU can romem-
her concerningi e andIif there were
any new ideas, instructive facts or
points of especial interest chat im-
pressed you as you read force YOUR
self TO recall them. % may he "a lit-
tie troublesome at nrst, until Kuur
mind gets under control and learns
10 obey your viii, bat the very effort
to think it all ont viii engrnyc thg
facts deeply upon tbe memory go
deeply that they viii not bo c1aced
by the rushing in of new and differ
ent set OF ideas whereas, If tho mat
ter he given no further consideration
at all. the impressions you have re-
ceived will fade away so entirely
that within few weeks YOU viii hc
totally unable % remember more than
a dim outline of them.
Form the good habit then, of ul-
ways reviewing Whut has just been
read II exercises and discipliuca
the mental faculties. strengthens thc
memory and teaches concentration of
thought. lou will soon learn boz thia
way to think and reason intclllRenty,
to separate aud classify different
kinds Of Information and in tlmc
the mind, instead Of being "a lumber
room in which the various contents
are thrown together iu careless COM
fusion and disorder. will become
storchouse whore each special class
or item of knowledge, neatly labelled.
has its own particular place aud IH
ready Tor use the instant there b.
need of 10"
Fowls must have limc m some form
60 good results are to he expected
from them iu the wny of laying lf
they are not able to get 90 they will
soon suffer and the egg supply come
far short of expectations. Very uf-
ten the qualifications uf breed Is
condemned. whereas ~ they were
properly supplied with cggprolucIug
material, which should always he Boo
ready reach for them, they would re-
suit as good us AMY. One reason
why the Leghou and spanish aro
such great egg producers is tho fnct
that they are such adventurous for
ayers, vcnturing out 30 supply theme
selves with all thc ncccssariea essen.
tial for shelling out regularly. lfthcy
are confined in small enclosures nud
not daily attended with all thc wants
they could supply themselves, they
are Of less value than many othor
/ breeds. % is only by careful study
of each breed aud their necessities
regularly supplied, Chat va cau Judge
their merits. They must have lmr,
bone, charcoal, sulphur, meat mud
vegetables-alI iu their proper pio-
portions. besides comfortable home
~ have ta.s on tH, l.p. /" e.I.d rIeamaI.sa ss.s.
InR lis yieflIa and tossing h.H an .un.f.HH I.H.
"Not .o.' hr rIiel, uaf aa' WaI. Hy an.I.Hf l..
jast hse in.nufs.. unuI tl. hal laHn. h.HI. Hf
/ salvation O.I. tIra HrII s.r fH1 rIn. tlI HaI
PafH. g. s. sa.d. guard. h...sH .aufHf ani.u.l
cold. ~ht evidently da.. HaI ar..t. .u f.. .H..
efrt.. but docs usliefo iH ts Ifst .af OF. nHH#
/ Cough syrup. a. be- lias ruf,d hr. s.ttia. UIH.a.
The forced resignation of pfetI-
dent Greyy of the French republic ua
the result Of piece of financial o1r-
uption, Is evidence uf healthy tone
of public opinion iu France, of b
public sensitiyencss o. national Iu.
tegrity, that speak well for tho sound
basis Of popular government iu thc
minds ~ thc French people GretNH
s0n-in-law, wilson. sold decorations
aud honors for money. 1he pros..
dent stood by Wilson and uom n .a
( compelled ~ resign because no pub-
d. man dafcs % impori his fuiure br
accepting office under hin lu nD
other country but England and Ilr
1 United States is there any such puh.
/ iic opinion ns would compel resIeHa.
tions 81 men in power fof surh
cause. In Germany ths scandal
would have been hushsd up without
ever getting into the newspaper or
coming 20 thc ears of tho common
people az all
Mr. Howard Paul tells "a good at9.
l 81 Of Ancmus Wand Do nnd hue-
mus visited % house Que day, Whore
they bad - wait some umr .n tle
drawing Aremus discovered
the oard-tray, aud observed taat h.a
hostess bad boon fortunate g. 0bta.n
the card Of Ga nobIo lord. eh.oh sae
carefully displayed ou tAe t4p pf Che
pack lle put it lehoatH tHe carpet
unobserted. When d. next pId "a
visit to tbat house tbe eaId na. laa.
in e. place, nicely scfaped aad clean.
90. He nest hid lt on t.p of co.,
curtains. D. wac found again. then
he tred behind the piano and boGeaf
a aouer-pot. but tbe pfaasr md
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